Fall Out Boy to release remix album ‘Make America Psycho Again’

Multi-platinum selling, worldwide touring band Fall Out Boy throws their hat back in the ring with MAKE AMERICA PSYCHO AGAIN, a timely revisit to their Gold album American Beauty/American Psycho – but with every track remixed, and with every track boasting a hip-hop feature by today’s most acclaimed rappers. Pre-orders are here for MAKE AMERICA PSYCHO AGAIN, which will arrive in stores on October 30th.

This week also marks the release of Fall Out Boy’s AB/AP single Irresistible in its newly remixed format, featuring a rap by Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos. Fall Out Boy will release 3 additional tracks this week, leading up to the release of MAKE AMERICA PSYCHO AGAIN. Buy the new version of Irresistiblehere and listen here.

MAKE AMERICA PSYCHO AGAIN will present the same title sequence as AB/AP, as follows (with hip-hop features noted):

Fresh from their sold out UK and Europe arena tour, which saw them play two Wembley Arenas earlier this month, the band announced their “Wintour Is Coming” tour last week. They will embark on a 20+ city tour that begins February 25 in San Juan, Puerto Rico and continues through cities including Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans. Fans will also be able to catch the show at New York City’s famed Madison Square Garden, which is now sold out. Full tour dates can be found at www.falloutboy.com.

2015 found Fall Out Boy on a global tour in support of American Beauty/American Psycho, which debuted at #2 on the UK Official Albums Chart, and #1 on the Billboard 200 album chart upon its release in January. Fall Out Boy’s trip encompassed their Boys of Zummer tour across North America with Wiz Khalifa (one of the featured guests on MAKE AMERICA PSYCHO AGAIN), and their AB/AP tour of the UK with Professor Green, Matt & Kim and Charley Marley.

American Beauty/American Psycho was Fall Out Boy’s sixth studio album, and it spun off three solid chart singles for the band: the multi platinum Centuries,Uma Thurman, and Irresistible. AB/AP also includes an alternative version of Immortals, the band’s single from the record-setting Disney film, Big Hero 6 soundtrack.